Former Bridgeport athlete jailed after jailhouse fight
Joseph F. Malone, once a Bridgeport star athlete, severely thrashed fellow inmate Charles Sullivan in a New Haven county jail altercation sparked by a dispute over illness and work. Malone, with a lengthy record of assault and breach of peace, faced arrest and transfer after the brawl, while Sullivan suffered facial injuries including a broken tooth. Malone has months remaining on multiple counts and a history of multiple jail and police encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F
Bolicky" M Malone
Bridgeport
New Haven
Malone
Assaul Charles Sullivan
Whalley Avena
Common Pleas Court
Sullivan
Bolicky
Willis H. Crowe
Matone
Roger P. Blood
Frank R. Baldwin
Baldwin
Bolleky
Poles
Radiant Vitality and Health Through Vegetable Compound
Attractive women need health as a foundation for beauty. The ad cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping Mrs. J C Taylor of Box 211 Tallahassee Florida regain strength, stop pale complexion and improve weight with daily use. She notes improved energy, ability to do housework, and happiness with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
EB. Pinkham
J. C. Taylor
Box
Tallahassee
Florida
Cascarets Tonight for Bowel Cleanse and Health
Ad argues Cascarets cure cold symptoms by cleansing the stomach and bowels. Claims relief from headache, biliousness, coated tongue, and nasal congestion as undigested matter is emptied. Promises morning relief after a 10-cent box, with low-cost nightly use and regular liver function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gescarets
Obituary notices from local funeral services and deaths
Several obituaries and funeral notices follow. Misa Anna Belect died recently with funeral services at Liberty Street home and interment at Mountain Grove. Rose Ellen De Luce died at 177 Cottage Street, Devon, aged forty five, with service at St Ann's Devon and burial in Milford's St Mary's. Frederick Schnell funeral held at Lieberum and Hleaphy on Lafayette Street with hymns and Workmen's Sick Benefit delegation. burial at Mountain Grove. August Munch and others noted in Schnell family lines. local survivors listed. James J. DeVoy of 104 Keeler Avenue died, survived by wife four daughters, two sisters, two brothers. services at St Patrick's and internment at St Michael's. William B. Bush of Milford died at 78, longtime resident and craftsman. involving local lodge memberships. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anna Belect
Liberty Street
H. G. Welmer
German Reformed Church
Quartelle
Edward Stockiler
Frank
Charles
Henry Stockiler
Arthur Huge
Meriden
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Rose Ellen
Phillip DeLuce
Cottage Street
Devon
Paulton
Joseph Shequin
Fairfled
J. Mullins
Stamford
W. Cleary
New Haven
George E. Card
Bridgeport
St. Ann's Church
Frederick Schnell
Lieberum
Hleaphy
Lafayette Street
Louis J. Long
Berean Memorial Church
J. J. Gordon
New York
Isle of
Somewhere
Workmen’s Sick Benefit Society
James J. DeVoy
Keeler Avenue
Underwood Typewriter Company
Gertrude B
Madison School
Mary J
Lindstrom Tool and Toy Company
Adiyn
Huber Ice Cream Company
Francis Stanton
Roslyn Stanton
St. Michael's Cemetery
Civil War Veteran David W Lackie Dies at Soldiers Home
David W. Lackie, Civil War veteran formerly of Bridgeport, died Tuesday night at the Soldiers Home in Newington after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today at the mortuary chapel of Henry E. Bishop on Fairfield Avenue, with Rev. J. W. Davis officiating. Interment will be in Manchester, New Hampshire. He was about 85 and survived by daughter Mrs. Grace Foster of Arlington, Massachusetts, and son Walter J. Lackie of Bummerville, Massachusetts. He belonged to the G A R Elms Flowe post, Arcana Lodge, IOOF, and St. John’s Masons No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lackie
Bridgeport
Iome
Tienry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
J. W. Davis
Manchester
N. H
Lackle
Waterbury
Bridgepoort
Elms Flowe
Young lovers elope after midnight tunnel trek to Hoboken
Mary Kelly sixteen and James Berbrick twenty three fled from home with six cents and borrowed a dime to buy time. They walked four miles through the Hudson tunnel to North Bergen before Patrolman Becker. Reunited with Marys father, the couple wed at North Bergen with consent of Marys parents and a waiver allowing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Berbrick
St. James
Mary
Long Island
Pennsylvania Station
Hoboken
Pennsylvania Staten
Jersey Pile
Homestead Station
North Bergen
N. J
Andrew Becker
I Becker
Mary Kelly
Michael Kelly
Miles
North Bersen
Kinkead
Common Pleas Court
Ozone Park
Long Island Railroad
Tree Provmnes Candles and Japanese Lacquer Craft
A fragment describes a sumac like tree in Japan yielding green berries used to make wax candles from crushed pulp and sap. It mentions a lacquer tree yielding a poisonous irritant sap when fresh and berries crushed to extract sap for lacquer production.
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Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Thrashes
Bolicky” Malone
Toumen
South Americas
Pacific
Boscom
Anta E. Reldt
Rose Ellen DeLuce
James J. DeVox
William Bush
William B. Bush
Milford
North Street
Bush
Wopowage Lodge
Odd Fellows Veterans Association
Ansantawae Lodge
A.W
A. M. Fe
Ism
Young Elopers
West Walk
Hudson Tunnel
Kelly
Jerome Avenue
Queens
C&c
Ginger
Smyrna
Are Y
DAVEY
Grocers Anch Nes
Mince Meat
Dudley’s
Tevon Pie
D&c
Plain Bakers
Chocolate
Bell's Poultry
Dromedary
Cee
Bot
Marssino
Inie
Rere
Cicrisco
Sommes
D&c Finemen
Dundee
Black
Russia
Viking Calfshin
Winter
Irathers
Main St
Alcpachig
Elm Street
Radford B. Smith Co
Gruen
Gruen Watch Makers Guild Workshops
Time Hill
Cincinnati
Biel
Switzerland
Robert Graham
The
Gruen Guild
J. Albert Johnson
the Watch Shop
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